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Seven of Bristol's most shocking crimes
Crime
From baby farmer Amelia Dyer to copycat killer Kevin Weaver, these are some of the most heinous crimes in the history of the city
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Popular picnic spot in north Bristol cul-de-sac saved from housing plan
Planning
The small site sits at the end of a cul-de-sac and is used by neighbours for get-togethers and barbecues
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Bristol's best-rated primary schools listed as offer day arrives
Education
Children received their offers for school placements today (April 16)
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New cross-city Bristol bus passes famous landmarks and pretty scenery
FirstGroup
The number 41 bus is designed to connect to big employment hubs, but also offers some sight-seeing en route
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Bristol City Council local elections 2024: All the candidates standing in every ward
Local Elections
Voters will decide who runs the local authority next month
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Cheapest petrol prices in Bristol listed - supermarket garage comes top
Sainsbury's
Average cost for a litre of petrol across the Bristol region this week is lower than the national average
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Bristol Lib Dems' election campaign promises changes to buses, libraries and schools
Local Elections
Voters will head to the polls in just over three weeks to decide which party should take control of the council
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The 10 most expensive semi-detached houses sold last month in Bristol
property news
A semi-detached property in Redland sold for £1.3 million
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Flat in Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze bought for £318,000
Bristol Sold Properties
The property was listed at an asking price of £330,000
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£105,790 paid for home in Henbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze
Bristol Sold Properties
The property was sold at a rate of £128 per square foot
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'Not a criticism, just reality': 10 Bristol City fans debate Liam Manning and the season so far
Bristol City FC
Bristol Live asked 10 Robins supporters for their views on a number of aspects of the 2023/24 campaign
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Bristol now has the highest number of people living in vehicles across Britain
Bristol City Council
Numbers have shot up to about 800 from between 100 and 150 before the pandemic, according to a new council report
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Bristol’s crime hotspots revealed neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Crime
Survey shows the number of reported crimes across the city
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The 10 most expensive property sales in Bristol so far in 2024
Property
Prices are going up in some areas of Bristol, we look at the highest-priced house sales which have been registered during 2024
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Garden centres in and around Bristol to visit this spring
Shopping in Bristol
With blossom beginning to appear and February behind us, many people will be looking to get planting
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Nine new Bristol playgrounds will be built by summer - full list of locations
Things to do in Bristol
The areas have the greatest need for a new playground
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Former public toilets replaced with new apartments in latest Bristol planning applications
Bristol City Council
This week’s round-up of notable planning applications submitted to the council
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New bus routes planned for Bristol - and will be launching this spring
Transport
First West of England is introducing three cross-city bus routes in Bristol from April 7, as well as a number of other changes
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City council gives Bristol Waste £4m bailout
Politics
The local authority-owned company's services were rated the highest in public satisfaction
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Bristol City Council housing company criticised as only 1 in 50 new homes are wheelchair-accessible
Politics
Goram Homes chief defends policy but says he is open to creating more tailor-made disabled accommodation
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The 14 Bristol roads that will be pothole-free by the end of March
Traffic & Travel
The scheme of works has been funded by the Department for Transport at a cost of £850,000, and road users should expect some disruption during their closure
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Bristol board game bar wants to say open until 1am under new plans
Bristol City Council
Each week Bristol City Council receives dozens of planning applications seeking permission for a whole range of developments
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Bristol bakery chain announces opening of new pizza kitchen after-hours
Food and Drink
It will be the fifth pizza kitchen in the city
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Council denies it will have to pay back £31 million in CAZ fines
Clean Air Zone
Bristol's CAZ-buster John Lyon said the council should - at the very least - stop all the 160,000 fines currently going through the system
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